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In this collection of literary essays and portraits, the author offers his witty and incisive take on some of the most famous writers of his time. From Victor Hugo to the Goncourt brothers, Lemaître's writing is marked by its erudition and humor. With its lively insights into the French literary scene of the late 19th century, this book is perfect for anyone interested in literature, history, or cultural studies.
This collection features three masterful plays that broke new ground in French theatre. The Prince d'Aurec is a biting satire of the aristocracy, while The Pardon uses a family's tragedy to explore themes of guilt and forgiveness. The Other Danger is a suspenseful thriller that delves into the darker side of human nature. All three plays are translated into English and offer a glimpse into the vibrant theatrical scene of early 20th-century France.
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The narrative centers on Jules Lemaître, a professor in Grenoble, whose deep affection for children is poignantly contrasted by the tragic loss of his infant daughter, Madeleine, who passed away shortly after birth. This profound grief left an indelible mark on him, suggesting themes of loss, parental love, and the enduring impact of sorrow on one's life.
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"Jean Racine" est une critique de Jules Lemaître sur le célèbre dramaturge et poète français. Lemaître, écrivain et critique dramatique du XIXe siècle, explore l'œuvre et l'impact de Racine dans la littérature française.